Erin Brockovich, the environmental activist and consumer advocate known for work that inspired an Oscar-winning film, launches a new project aimed at tracking the rapid expansion of AI-related data centers across the United States. According to reports, Brockovich has created a website and mapping tool that shows the location and growth of data centers around the country. The project also includes a form that allows residents to submit information about nearby facilities and any observed or perceived impacts in their communities. The effort is framed as a response to what both outlets describe as a continuing push to build AI infrastructure, with new data centers appearing quickly in many areas. The tool is designed to compile community-reported concerns and support public visibility into where these facilities are being developed or expanded. Both sources describe Brockovich’s initiative as combining an online public-facing map with a community reporting mechanism, with the goal of helping people document and share information about data center growth and potential local effects. The project’s materials are presented as accessible to the public and focused specifically on AI data centers in the U.S.